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Isaías 5: 1-7 El lamento poético de Isaías es una pieza maestra de ironía que se puede leer a diferentes niveles. En su imaginería literal, habla de la decepción que debe haber sido tan bien conocida por los agricultores del antiguo Israel, como por los de nuestro tiempo: tras días y semanas de trabajo tedioso,…
Isaiah 5:1-7 Isaiah’s poetic lament is a masterful piece of irony that can be read on different levels. In its literal imagery, it speaks of the disappointment that must have been as well known to farmers in ancient Israel as it is in our own time: after days and weeks of tedious labor, one may…
Isaías 1: 1, 10-20 Al igual que la gente de Sodoma y Gomorra, somos intrínsecamente un pueblo pecador. Pecador en lo que hacemos y pecador en la forma en que adoramos, no importa cuánto nos esforcemos. Podemos preguntarnos, “¿Es nuestro culto agradable a Dios?” Cuando experimentamos la gracia de Dios, no podemos seguir maltratándonos mutuamente…
Isaiah 1:1, 10-20 Like the people of Sodom and Gomorrah, we are inherently a people of sin. Sinful in what we do and sinful in how we worship no matter how hard we try. We can ask ourselves, “Is our worship acceptable to God?” When we experience God’s grace we can’t continue to mistreat each…
Oseas 11: 1-11 Es sorprendente ver la vulnerabilidad emocional y la pasión de Dios en este pasaje. Olvide cualquier noción de Dios como observador distante, no afectado. Dios nos quiere con poderosa pasión. Israel es el hijo rebelde que continuamente rompe la relación con Dios, y el dolor de Dios es casi palpable en el…
Hosea 11:1-11 It is striking to see the emotional vulnerability and passion of God in this passage. Forget any notion of God as a distant, unaffected observer. God desires us with a powerful passion. Israel is the wayward son who continually breaks relationship with God, and God’s heartache is almost palpable in today’s passage from…
Oseas 1: 2-10 Estos versos del primer capítulo de Oseas presentan un YHWH ofendido que parece a la vez vengativo e indeciso. Israel ha traicionado a Dios, el pueblo de los reinos divididos ha roto su promesa del pacto de adorar solamente a YHWH. Se seguirán consecuencias: el castigo de Dios se acerca, se termina…
Hosea 1:2-10 These verses from the first chapter of Hosea present an affronted YHWH who seems at once both vindictive and indecisive. Israel has betrayed God, the people of the divided kingdoms have broken their covenant promise to worship YHWH alone. Consequences will follow: God’s punishment is coming, God’s pity and forgiveness are ending, and…
Amós 8: 1-12 En esta sección de Amós vemos una narración de juicio, así como de la naturaleza humana. Se nos recuerda que habrá momentos en los que ser responsables de nuestras obras puede parecernos un castigo o una reprobación de Dios. También se nos pide que recordemos que Dios está siempre presente y observa…
Amos 8:1-12 In this section of Amos we hear an account of judgment as well as human nature. We are reminded there will be times when being held accountable for our choices may feel like punishment or disapproval from God. We are also asked to recall God is ever present and observant of our actions,…
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